Before resorts dotted Cabo’s beaches. Before A-listers flew in from across the world to vacation. Before there was Cabo Wabo, there was El Coral. Now, more than four decades in, this iconic Cabo San Lucas restaurant is better than ever. Located at the intersection of Marina Boulevard and Miguel Hidalgo (directly across the street from Tesoro Los Cabos Hotel), the family-owned restaurant recently underwent a remodel.
Four decades in, and El Coral is just as charming as it’s ever been—if not more so. Located in the heart of Cabo San Lucas (right at Marina Boulevard and Miguel Hidalgo, directly across the street from Tesoro Los Cabos Hotel), the family-owned El Coral… Read More
This spot’s new light-gold-and-tan-colored exterior and overall makeover have been a welcome treat to the busy corner of the Marina Boulevard and Miguel Hidalgo, directly across the street from Tesoro Los Cabos. El Coral’s menu is a simple sampling of traditional Mexican dishes that include… Read More
Neither time nor the world’s financial woes, though, have been able to combat Cabo San Lucas’s oldest still-operating restaurant, El Coral. The kitchen churns out traditional Mexican and fresh local seafood specialties, while the space oozes old-fashioned charm. There are colorful murals and festive furnishings… Read More
Cabo San Lucas’s oldest still-operating restaurant, El Coral, has endured thanks to a kitchen that churns out traditional Mexican and fresh local seafood specialties and a homey space that oozes old-fashioned charm. There are colorful murals and festive furnishings as well as photos of Cabo… Read More
The Great Recession claimed many victims on both sides of the border, shuttering some of Los Cabos visitors’ most beloved restaurants. Neither time nor the world’s financial woes, though, have been able to combat Cabo San Lucas’s oldest still-operating restaurant, El Coral. The kitchen churns… Read More
